Glasses free 3D TV sounds crazy because, well, that would look a whole lot like real life. This newest Sony incarnation feels closer than ever — almost like Sony might actually one day Lasek our experience of the 3D TV. More »
Looks like 2012 will be the closest thing we’ve had to the year of the OLED — real products with serious screen size. Like Samsung’s “Super OLED”, offering 55 inches of mega-rich colour and brightness. Bonus: Kinect-esque body tracking, too. More »
At least one more company thinks you’re going to like Google TV: LG’s LMG860 and LMG620 not only pack the company’s own “smart TV” software, but the more polished Android-y dashboard as well. That’s two ways to channel surf smart. More »
There’s a raft of new 3D TVs out from LG, and they’ve all got one thing in common: the acknowledgement that the third dimension has been pretty lame so far. Not lame? Depth control, passive glasses and dual-view multiplayer gaming potential. More »
HDTV is cool, I guess, but it’s going to be hard to go back after looking at LG’s ultra-def 4k display, which packs four times the pixels as a 1080p set. It’s mind-bogglingly crisp and enormously… enormous. Second mortgage time! More »
One of the issues hindering the widespread adoption of 3D is the relative lack of content available. So Acer’s new 27-inch display takes matters into its own hands by automatically converting 2D content to 3D in real time. More »
Last week, LG announced it’d shortly be advertising its 3D TVs as Australia’s preferred brand. Its competitors were never likely to be all that happy with that result, and rather predictably, Sony’s threatening legal action. More »
LG’s study of 4060 Australians across the country suggests that it’s the preferred brand of 3D LCD TV against models from Samsung and Sony. It’s also expanding its Smart TV range, adding Red Bull TV to its services. More »
Sony, Samsung, Panasonic and 3D technology specialist Xpand 3D are moving forward quickly with plans to create a single format for active shutter 3D glasses, with many more TV makers joining the standards licensing scheme. More »
Online console gaming is the status quo, but nothing will ever usurp the joys of throwing your controller in disgust, cursing and punching your friends in the arm during couch multiplayer. Sony has a magical, magical reinvention of offline competition. More »
